Sentence examples for long time naming from inspiring English sources

"Seeing as Senator D'Amato wasn't evicted from office and didn't serve any jail time or anything like that, and his record is of serving in the Senate for a very long time, naming a courthouse is an appropriate way to honor that," the spokesman said.

"Seeing as Senator D'Amato wasn't evicted from office and didn't serve any jail time or anything like that, and his record is of serving in the Senate for a very long time, naming a courthouse is an appropriate way to honor that".

Tom Conway often names horses after family members — Jack Sprat is named after the attorney general — but he waited a long time to name one after Victor.

$8.50 The old guard grumbled when Joe Groh, owner of this luncheonette in the blue-collar Tacony neighbourhood since 1999, replaced its long-time name (Chink's Steaks) with something more politically correct.

If we consider only the standards mentioned in Table 1 they have been used for many years, and others (e.g., LTE) are likely to be there for a long time as named.

It would take a long time to name them all.

According to Chelsom, the collaborators referred to the song by the working title "The Project" "for the longest time" before naming it the "Hoedown Throwdown".

The White House is still a long time away from naming a successor to Mr. Pitt, and no decision on the accounting board may be made until the commission has a new leader.

For a long time, no name was more famous.

"For a long time, the name on the front of the chest meant a lot to me," Jefferson said before the game.

But if you haven't emailed someone for a long time, their name doesn't pop up.